Tomoo Marukawa
Biographic Data
| ID | 3675353 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tomoo Marukawa |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tomoo |
| FAMILY NAME | Marukawa |
| SIGNATURE | MARUKAWA T |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Tokyo |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Will China enter a secular stagnation? Implications from Japan’s experience in urban housing development
How can the value added of Vietnam’s export industries be increased
Vietnam became an important exporter of cellphones after the introduction of foreign direct investments by multinational companies. Cellphones account for around 20% of Vietnam's total exports and contribute to its ability to overcome its trade deficit. However, the share of domestic value added in Vietnam's electronics industry has been declining. This study suggests that this is related to the increase in cellphones as the main export item for …
Introduction to special issue of the Japanese political economy: The rise and fall of the export-led industrialization model in the changing global economy
From Entrepreneur to Investor: China’s Semiconductor Industrial Policies
This study explores the nature and evolution of China’s developmental state through a detailed case study of the country’s semiconductor industrial policy. China, since the 1980s, can be described as an entrepreneurial developmental state due to its prioritizing of economic growth and use of direct investment in its industries. The country’s semiconductor industrial policy during the 1980s and 1990s fits neatly into this model due to the governme…
The demand for and supply of elderly care in Japan
Japan is the most aged society in the world. Population aging is one of the greatest challenges the Japanese economy will face during the first half of the 21st century. Because of the aging population, an increasing number of people are unable to live without the support and care of others. In 2000, to manage the challenges brought by the rapid growth in the elderly population, the Japanese government introduced the long-term care insurance syst…
Dependence and competition: Trade relationship between Asian countries and China
This study examines two aspects of trade, dependence and competition, between China and Asian countries. The study first outlines China’s evolution from a small trading nation that is highly dependent on the Soviet Union to the world’s largest trading nation with a diversified trade structure. After being dependent on the Soviet Union during the 1950s, China was dependent on Japan in terms of trade from the 1970s to the 1990s. However, during the…
Export restrictions in the Japan-China-U.S. Trilateral relationship
The U.S., in its current offensive against Chinese high-technology industries, is employing export restriction measures developed during the Cold War as weapons for Western economic warfare against the Communist bloc. This study reviews how the export control regime was created, as well as how Japan and China became involved in economic warfare. Based on the hypothesis that the scope of export restrictions is determined by the perception of the t…
The economic nexus between China and emerging economies
China is currently the largest trading nation in the world, which implies that trade relationship with China may have great significance for many countries around the world. This study examines the influence of trade relations with China on GDP and manufacturing growth rates of other countries. The paper first examines the impact of the fluctuations in exports to China from other countries on the latter’s GDP growth rate. The analysis reveals tha…
Sharing economy in China and Japan
The concept of the sharing economy, which refers to economic activities that aim to make use of underutilized assets by exchanging information through internet platforms, first emerged in the developed countries. Whereas China was quick to embrace the sharing economy, Japanese society has been quite indifferent to it. This article explores why their responses to the sharing economy have been so different. Hypothetically, the politico-economic str…
Japan's High-Technology Trade with China and Its Export Control
While Japanese business interests support the export of high-technology items and the transfer of technology from Japan to China, these economically motivated actions may have direct and indirect impacts on Japan's national security. First, the transfer of dual-use technology to China may directly help China's military buildup. Second, high-tech exports and technology transfers may have an indirect effect by eroding Japan's technological advantag…
Bilateral Trade and Trade Frictions between China and Japan, 1972–2012
A specialist on Japan’s economic relations with China offers an overview of the two countries’ bilateral trade from 1972 to the present. The bilateral trade has evolved from inter-industry trade (in which China exported primary goods and Japan exported machinery) to intra-industry trade (in which both sides mainly exported machinery to the other). Compared with incidents of acute trade frictions involving Japan and the U.S. and China and the U.S.…
Chugoku Nihon no Jidosha Sangyo Sapuraiya Shisutemu (The Parts Supplier Networks of the Chinese and Japanese Automobile Industries)
Journal Article Chugoku Nihon no Jidōsha Sangyō Sapuraiya Shisutemu (The Parts Supplier Networks of the Chinese and Japanese Automobile Industries) Get access Chugoku Nihon no Jidōsha Sangyō Sapuraiya Shisutemu (The Parts Supplier Networks of the Chinese and Japanese Automobile Industries), edited by Shuji Yamazaki. Kyoto: Hōritsu Bunkasha, 2010, 192 pp., 2400 yen (ISBN 978-4-589-03250-8) Tomoo MARUKAWA Tomoo MARUKAWA University of Tokyo Search f…
Chinese Business Groups: The Structure and Impact of Interfirm Relations during Economic Development . Lisa A. Keister
Entre l’État et le marché. Une étude de cas sur le développement du groupe « usine automobile n°1 »
Export restrictions in the Japan-China-U.S. Trilateral relationship
The U.S., in its current offensive against Chinese high-technology industries, is employing export restriction measures developed during the Cold War as weapons for Western economic warfare against the Communist bloc. This study reviews how the export control regime was created, as well as how Japan and China became involved in economic warfare. Based on the hypothesis that the scope of export restrictions is determined by the perception of the t…
Bilateral Trade and Trade Frictions between China and Japan, 1972–2012
A specialist on Japan’s economic relations with China offers an overview of the two countries’ bilateral trade from 1972 to the present. The bilateral trade has evolved from inter-industry trade (in which China exported primary goods and Japan exported machinery) to intra-industry trade (in which both sides mainly exported machinery to the other). Compared with incidents of acute trade frictions involving Japan and the U.S. and China and the U.S.…
From Entrepreneur to Investor: China’s Semiconductor Industrial Policies
This study explores the nature and evolution of China’s developmental state through a detailed case study of the country’s semiconductor industrial policy. China, since the 1980s, can be described as an entrepreneurial developmental state due to its prioritizing of economic growth and use of direct investment in its industries. The country’s semiconductor industrial policy during the 1980s and 1990s fits neatly into this model due to the governme…
Entre l’État et le marché. Une étude de cas sur le développement du groupe « usine automobile n°1 »
Chinese Business Groups: The Structure and Impact of Interfirm Relations during Economic Development . Lisa A. Keister
Chugoku Nihon no Jidosha Sangyo Sapuraiya Shisutemu (The Parts Supplier Networks of the Chinese and Japanese Automobile Industries)
Journal Article Chugoku Nihon no Jidōsha Sangyō Sapuraiya Shisutemu (The Parts Supplier Networks of the Chinese and Japanese Automobile Industries) Get access Chugoku Nihon no Jidōsha Sangyō Sapuraiya Shisutemu (The Parts Supplier Networks of the Chinese and Japanese Automobile Industries), edited by Shuji Yamazaki. Kyoto: Hōritsu Bunkasha, 2010, 192 pp., 2400 yen (ISBN 978-4-589-03250-8) Tomoo MARUKAWA Tomoo MARUKAWA University of Tokyo Search f…
Bilateral Trade and Trade Frictions between China and Japan, 1972–2012
A specialist on Japan’s economic relations with China offers an overview of the two countries’ bilateral trade from 1972 to the present. The bilateral trade has evolved from inter-industry trade (in which China exported primary goods and Japan exported machinery) to intra-industry trade (in which both sides mainly exported machinery to the other). Compared with incidents of acute trade frictions involving Japan and the U.S. and China and the U.S.…
Japan's High-Technology Trade with China and Its Export Control
While Japanese business interests support the export of high-technology items and the transfer of technology from Japan to China, these economically motivated actions may have direct and indirect impacts on Japan's national security. First, the transfer of dual-use technology to China may directly help China's military buildup. Second, high-tech exports and technology transfers may have an indirect effect by eroding Japan's technological advantag…
The economic nexus between China and emerging economies
China is currently the largest trading nation in the world, which implies that trade relationship with China may have great significance for many countries around the world. This study examines the influence of trade relations with China on GDP and manufacturing growth rates of other countries. The paper first examines the impact of the fluctuations in exports to China from other countries on the latter’s GDP growth rate. The analysis reveals tha…
Sharing economy in China and Japan
The concept of the sharing economy, which refers to economic activities that aim to make use of underutilized assets by exchanging information through internet platforms, first emerged in the developed countries. Whereas China was quick to embrace the sharing economy, Japanese society has been quite indifferent to it. This article explores why their responses to the sharing economy have been so different. Hypothetically, the politico-economic str…
Export restrictions in the Japan-China-U.S. Trilateral relationship
The U.S., in its current offensive against Chinese high-technology industries, is employing export restriction measures developed during the Cold War as weapons for Western economic warfare against the Communist bloc. This study reviews how the export control regime was created, as well as how Japan and China became involved in economic warfare. Based on the hypothesis that the scope of export restrictions is determined by the perception of the t…
Dependence and competition: Trade relationship between Asian countries and China
This study examines two aspects of trade, dependence and competition, between China and Asian countries. The study first outlines China’s evolution from a small trading nation that is highly dependent on the Soviet Union to the world’s largest trading nation with a diversified trade structure. After being dependent on the Soviet Union during the 1950s, China was dependent on Japan in terms of trade from the 1970s to the 1990s. However, during the…
The demand for and supply of elderly care in Japan
Japan is the most aged society in the world. Population aging is one of the greatest challenges the Japanese economy will face during the first half of the 21st century. Because of the aging population, an increasing number of people are unable to live without the support and care of others. In 2000, to manage the challenges brought by the rapid growth in the elderly population, the Japanese government introduced the long-term care insurance syst…
From Entrepreneur to Investor: China’s Semiconductor Industrial Policies
This study explores the nature and evolution of China’s developmental state through a detailed case study of the country’s semiconductor industrial policy. China, since the 1980s, can be described as an entrepreneurial developmental state due to its prioritizing of economic growth and use of direct investment in its industries. The country’s semiconductor industrial policy during the 1980s and 1990s fits neatly into this model due to the governme…
How can the value added of Vietnam’s export industries be increased
Vietnam became an important exporter of cellphones after the introduction of foreign direct investments by multinational companies. Cellphones account for around 20% of Vietnam's total exports and contribute to its ability to overcome its trade deficit. However, the share of domestic value added in Vietnam's electronics industry has been declining. This study suggests that this is related to the increase in cellphones as the main export item for …
Introduction to special issue of the Japanese political economy: The rise and fall of the export-led industrialization model in the changing global economy
Will China enter a secular stagnation? Implications from Japan’s experience in urban housing development
China (9 works) · Economics (9 works) · Business (8 works) · International trade (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Geography (4 works) · Global trade and economics (4 works) · Government (linguistics (4 works) · International economics (4 works) · Asian Industrial and Economic Development (3 works)